Guilford College

Career

• appeared in 40 contests over his four-year career 
• helped pave the way for many of Guilford’s top offenses and rushes in school history
• three-time All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) pick
• earned second-team honors as a sophomore in 2013, first-team laurels as a junior and second-team recognition as a senior

2016

• team captain
• started in each of Guilford's 10 contests at left tackle
• earned All-ODAC honors for the third time in his career with a second second-team selection
• blocked for the ODAC’s most potent offensive attack as the Quakers had 4,764 total yards and a league-best 476.4 yards per game
• blocked for De'Eric Bell’s school-record rushing performance against Methodist and helped  post the second-highest team rushing yardage total (2,109) in school history
• Guilford set standards for rushing touchdowns in a season (27) and rushing yards in a game (416, vs. Methodist)

2015

• missed the 2015 season due to an injury suffered during preseason workouts

2014 

• started all 10 games at left tackle
• First Team All-ODAC
• named Guilford's Lineman of the Year
• helped Guilford post Division III’s third-highest passing offense and seventh-rated total offense
• the Quakers ranked 17^th in scoring offense thanks to a school-record and league-best 407 points
• blocked for four 100-yard rushers 

2013

• Second Team All-ODAC
• named Guilford's Lineman of the Year
• started all 10 games at left tackle
• helped clear the way for Guilford's first 1,000-yard rusher since 1994
• protected for Guilford's passing offense, which ranked third in the league

2012

• played in all 10 games with nine starts for the Quakers
• played for an offense that ranked third among the ODAC passing leaders with an average of 261.1 yards per game
• the Quakers averaged 23.9 points and 376.1 total offensive yards per game
• blocked for Mike Williams, who ranked seventh among the league’s rushing leaders with 717 rushing yards and had three 100-yard rushing games
• Guilford had three contests with at least 400 total offensive yards, including a 565-yard effort in the Quakers’ road win over league-rival Randolph-Macon College, the fourth-most prolific offensive game in school history

Personal

• named to National Football Foundation's 2016-17 Hampshire Honor Society
• three-time Academic All-ODAC
• eight-time member of Guilford's Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• four-time dean's list student
• volunteered in the emergency room of Cape Fear Hospital
• lettered three years at Laney High School under coach Greg Ditz
• earned Second Team All-New Hanover County Conference honors
• named the Buccaneers' Offensive Lineman of the Year
• spent four summers at the Summer Soldiers Football Camp
• graduated high school with a 4.0 grade point average
• son of Jay and Ann Johnson